Accommodations
A note on our Cotswolds lodgings: While we aim to use the accommodations below on as many departures as we can, there may be occasions when we must use an alternate property due to scheduling conflicts with the inn (such as weddings, etc.). Please be assured that we will make every attempt to substitute a comparable accommodation in terms of atmosphere and quality.
The Old Swan
The epitome of an English country inn, The Old Swan exudes the cozy essence of the Cotswolds, built in 1445 of timber frame and stucco with a steeply pitched slate roof, mullioned windows, and covered in vines.
The Close Hotel
This wisteria-draped former 16th-century stone townhouse is set on the bustling Long Street among boutique and antique shops, but its walled garden, thick walls and inviting spaces create a quiet refuge that is equal parts country house and modern chic.
Lords of the Manor
This family-owned 17th-century country house inn offers refined hospitality in one of England's most unspoiled and attractive tiny villages, set among eight acres of gardens along the tranquil River Eye.
